1920-25 1/2 scale model t build

Here they are
 

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You guys might enjoy this to. I made these a couple years ago for our local tractor and engine show.
 

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Thanks mike. I'm going to start on the patterns for the wheels this weakend. I'm going to cast them out of aluminum. I'm afrad wood just wouldn't hold up to my drivers skill.
 
Almost ready to go to the foundry. The pattern is almost done. I'm going to have them poured in aluminum for safety. I'm afraid wood spoaks at that size would crack and brake. Eney ways hears a look a the pattern so far.
 

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Thanks guys. It's taking a little longer than I wanted it to. I'm trying to make it as accurate as possible so I can try to show it at the Henry ford this summer for the 30s and below show. I go to that show every year as a spectator. I really hope they let me show it there. That's my favorite show there. Any one in Ohio or near by have a roller for sale. I would like to try my hand at building a streamed lined speedster with twin T motors.
 
That's another project for a friend of mine. I'm building him a blown 1600cc vw motor and a fue custom parts on the body. I finely got the mini t body in primer time to block sand. I hate sanding.
 
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